Basya Berkman Vintage Fashions

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Peacock Skirt (by Cosette Munch)

Love the combo of vintage and modern style in this. I’m also a beret girl so there is just so so much to love here!

Interiors from Mad Men season 5, episode 1. A study in contrasts.
Don and Megan - swanky and of the moment
Joan and baby - very 50s palette and nostalgic (Joan is Old School) - my fave.
Pete’ suburban kitchen - homey, suburban, in a cheezy-cottage style, purposefully reminiscent of the old Draper kitchen. One of the most poignant scenes was him standing there alone at the end of the day, eating cereal out of the box.

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Let’s talk about love ♡ (by Emmi Malmberg)

I have those shoes! Almost. Mine have spikes around the ankles. My favorite.

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Sin City (by Louise Ebel)

More baby doll!

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Baby blue (by Shan Shan)

baby doll does spring pastels!

Some of my favorite takes on babydoll from the non-Japanese (they will require a separate post)!

More great babydoll dresses for this spring: http://www.stillthelovely.com/2012/02/spring-vintage-pick-babydoll-dresses/

Classic babydoll look. Love it with over-the-knee socks!
As always, I’m fascinated by the question of at what age does this style start to look ridiculous? At what point does “underage chic” start to look like “overage desperation”? There is only one person over 25 who can truly own this — Betsey Johnson~!

bunnypoison:

killer outfits

don’t have source for this, but love the contrast of the 2 center baby dolls - one schoolgirl prim and proper, the other a true dolly - ultra short, white, and “innocent”. One of the key elements: cute collar, often “Peter Pan” style.

dixias:

Toni Garn and Nimue Smit backstage at Valentino Haute Couture Spring 2012

 Valentino…swoon swoon swoon. Best collection this spring, no argument.

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highqualityfashion:

Miu Miu SS 08 

More fabulous babydoll! Note the elastic knickers peeking underneath!

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fashion-ocd:

RED Valentino Fall 2012

I originally reblogged this because it’s just so darn presh, but it started to remind me of all the babydoll dresses that have come and gone my way and I thought it might be fun to write something up on that. The style is continuously referenced in both couture and street (um…Lolita, anyone?), but I want to dig a little deeper. Babydoll dress post coming soon!

sinolia:

Christian Dior, Spring 2009 backstage

Exquisite.

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Mod, 1960s coat.
Op art print, quilted texture.
Label name is simply delicious; Raincheetah!